Following a successful inaugural event last May, the Diocese of Texas will again combine several offerings into one dynamic conference, May 2-4, 2014 at Camp Allen.

The Houston Chronicle recognized the health care leadership of Bishop Andy Doyle last weekend as they honored the work of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas and the newly formed Episcopal Health Foundation.

Bard, formerly of Lutheran Homes of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina, was chosen by the Board of Trustees of St. James House following a national search. He comes to Baytown with more than 29 years of extensive experience in a variety of senior living facilities around the country.

Trinity Episcopal School in West Lake Hills received the Ken Bastian Community Service Award from the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools.

After a nationwide search, officials at The Episcopal Diocese of Texas announced today that Elena Marks has been named president and chief executive officer of the Diocese’s new Episcopal Health Foundation beginning January 13, 2014.

The Very Rev. Barkley Thompson, dean of Christ Church Cathedral (Episcopal) in Houston, Tex., is the featured speaker Jan. 5 and 12 on “Day 1” with host Peter Wallace, the nationally syndicated ecumenical radio program also accessible online at Day1.org. In 2014 “Day 1” begins its 69th year of...

The Division of Youth is entitled to one lay youth delegate from each convocation in the Diocese as the Diocesan Youth Presence. Each youth delegate under the age of 18 has seat and voice without the right to vote. This year's Diocesan Council takes place in Galveston and the youth will be...

The Episcopal Church offers untold opportunities for young adults to provide service and share their expertise worldwide through the Young Adult Service Corps. Commonly known as YASC, applications for 2014-15 are now being accepted for the Young Adult Service Corps from young adults between the...